machine that converts energy (such as heat, wind, or electricity) into mechanical motion; motor

an aviation engine that uses the reaction force of high-speed gas jets produced by burning fuel as power; used in high-speed aircraft and rockets

to start a vehicle's engine by pushing it while it is in gear

An internal combustion engine that uses the heat of compression to ignite fuel, typically used in heavy machinery and industrial vehicles

Internal combustion engine that uses gasoline as fuel, primarily used in automobiles; also called [[汽油机|汽油機|qi4 you2 ji1]]

A type of jet engine where air is compressed, mixed with fuel and burned, then exhausted through a turbine that powers the compressor, creating thrust.

a vehicle or aircraft powered by two engines; bimotored

turboshaft engine

the power or energy that causes something to move; driving force